Quoted from "Dani"

I don't see a problem with the CheckBox or do you mean the ComboBox?

Yes, I meant the ComboBox. Sorry.

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theuserbl

Quoted from "Dani"

I would rather change FileListBox:

	Jabaco Source
1 2 3 4 5	Public Sub Class_Initialize() myDirectory = CurDir Base.BackColorAlternating = Base.BackColor ' <=== this is the new line Update_Filename_List() End Sub

We could add Property BackColorAlternating to FileListBox too!?

Hmm.. possible.
But I think, it would be better to change the ListBox for that.
Because I think it is better, if classes, which have ListBox as superclass don't need so much changes.
If there comes a new control, which have ListBox as superclass, it needs the same changes, too.
So I think, it would be better in ListBox.

(weiß wieder nicht, was ableiten auf englisch heißt. Und was man zu abgeleiteten Klassen sagt. Also sage ich ständig, Klassen, die ListBox als SuperClass haben, statt Klassen, die von ListBox abgeleitet sind)

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theuserbl

Quoted from "Dani"

...[derived class]

Ahhh, thanks.


I think you are right. It is better to implement it in FileListBox.


I tried it all out.

Without modifications, FileListBox have black lines.

With
myBackColorAlternating = Me.BackColor
in Class_Initialize() of ListBox, the FileListBox have no longer black lines.

But adding in uDirBrowse in CreateFile1() before Me.add(File1) an
File1.BackColorAlternating = RGB(200,200,200)
then, there are light gray lines.

So I thought, that FileListBox direved all default values from ListBox.

Quoted

Isn't it just another property like Font or ForeColor?

Right.
So I have changed in the XML file the colors for the BackColor and ForeColor.
Creating a new Form, so that the colorsa of the XML file are used.


And then tried this here:


Resut:
LiostBox have new color for the font and the BackColor, FileListBox have not.


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theuserbl